Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Titchener Hall In September of 1947, Broome Tech opened its doors as New York State In- stitute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Binghamton. Before that time a small group of local citizens labored long and hard to make it a reality. One of this group was Paul F. Titchener. In recogni- tion of all his many services to the Col- lege, the Board of Trustees voted to name the new building in his honor. We, the staff of the 1962 CITADEL wish to add to that recognition by dedicating this, our yearbook to him. ae Dedication

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emouwmmn Jacquelyn Williams Diane Stack In September of 1960, Diane Stack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stack of Binghamton, New York, and Jackie Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams of Sunrise Terrace, Binghamton, began their freshman year at Broome Technical Community College as Medical Office Assistants. Jackie, at the end of her second semester, left Broome Tech and found employment at the Binghamton State Hospital. Diane continued her studies and would have been a senior this year. On August 21, 1961, both Diane and Jackie were killed instantly in an automo- bile accident. They will always be a permanent part of Broome Tech and will live on affectionately in the memories of all of the students and faculty who knew them. no

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STANDING: J. Bruce Buckler, Robert F. Kelly, James M. Davidge. SEATED: Dr. James T. Ivory, Darwin R. Wales, Chairman, Bernard H. Chernin, and Wilbur J. Kupfrian. As the child passes from adolescence to maturity and assumes an even greater burden of responsibility, so Broome Technical Community College finds itself in a state of transition. It is faced with unique and complex situations which are a part of the maturing process. Inherent in this process is an increasing awareness of the intrinsic relationship between the academic community and the community at large. We, at Broome Tech, have been extremely fortu- nate in finding vigorous support and encouragement from the citizens of the Triple Cities and the South- b) STANDING: Darwin R. Wales, James M. Davidge, Dr. Leopold Eck- ler. SEATED: Wilbur J. Kupfrian, Miss Linda Stanford, and Robert F. Kelly. ern Tier. The nine civic leaders entrusted with the responsibility of guiding and directing the College typify the dynamic interest and cooperation which have meant so much in the growth and development of Broome Tech. They have given generously of their time and energy to help solve the problems and an- swer the needs of growth and expansion of our school. These men and women have, by their tireless efforts, endeared themselves to all of us here at the College.